PPL recycles old refrigerators

EMILY ROBSON / THE MORNING CALL

JACO Environmental employee Ryan Martinelli, of Lansdale pushes a refrigerator on a cart into a truck. The refrigerator was removed from the PPL Electric UtilitiesÕ Lehigh Service Center. Members of PPL Electric Utilities E-power appliance recycling program provided a view of the utilityÕs appliance recycling process and explained the beneficial end uses for the materials that are reclaimed from recycled appliances. They were promoting their refrigerator recycling program where they will pay $35 to remove an older model working refrigerator from your home and recycle and properly dispose of all of its components.

JACO Environmental employee Ryan Martinelli, of Lansdale pushes a refrigerator on a cart into a truck. The refrigerator was removed from the PPL Electric UtilitiesÕ Lehigh Service Center. Members of PPL Electric Utilities E-power appliance recycling program provided a view of the utilityÕs appliance recycling process and explained the beneficial end uses for the materials that are reclaimed from recycled appliances. They were promoting their refrigerator recycling program where they will pay $35 to remove an older model working refrigerator from your home and recycle and properly dispose of all of its components. (EMILY ROBSON / THE MORNING CALL)

JACO Environmental employee Ryan Martinelli, of Lansdale pushes a refrigerator on a cart into a truck. The refrigerator was removed from the PPL Electric UtilitiesÕ Lehigh Service Center. Members of PPL Electric Utilities E-power appliance recycling program provided a view of the utilityÕs appliance recycling process and explained the beneficial end uses for the materials that are reclaimed from recycled appliances. They were promoting their refrigerator recycling program where they will pay $35 to remove an older model working refrigerator from your home and recycle and properly dispose of all of its components.